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This winter has been one of record warm temperatures, resulting in sugarbeet companies working to keep the crop from spoiling before the piles can be sliced and processed into sugar.
This winter has been one of record warm temperatures, resulting in sugarbeet companies working to keep the crop from spoiling before the piles can be sliced and processed into sugar.
This winter has been one of record-warm temperatures, resulting in sugarbeet companies working to keep the crop from spoiling before the piles can be sliced and processed into sugar
Per acre yields for the U.S. sugarbeet crop in 2023 ranged from slightly below to record, depending on late-season temperatures and rainfall.
Yields during the stockpile harvest, which was 99% complete on Oct. 23, 2023, averaged 31.9 tons per acre, said Steve Rosenau, the company’s vice president of agriculture.